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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-27

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All sincere philantrophists and re-
formers and all vote hunting politici-
ans unite1n decrying the evi'sattendant
upon concentration Of wealth, While
the motives of one class are good and
their writings are prompted by de-
sire 10 improve the condition OF their
fellow.men, aud while the motive OF
the ether class is merely the hypocri-
Teal hunt for popularity through
appeals TO the discomfort OF the poor
man, the idea conveyed by both IS
the same, but no remedy is proposed
except one that is worse than the evil
Of which cnmplaint IS made. The
Anarchists assistcdiby selfsceking poll
tic,ans promoting 4lisconteni, some
openly, others stealthily, encourage
various schemes Of equalization all OF
which have dishonesty and greed for
their fundamental principles Not
oil rich men are rascals by any means,
and any communistic plan put for
ward would be worse If carried INTO
effect than the present state OF affairs
where the industrious man has always
= hope Of placing himself above want
and enjoying the fruits OF his labor
and the abettors OF agitation which
aims at violent disorg 'nIzation OF So
ciety and an unlawful appropria'
ton Of wealth belonging to others are
worse and more dangerous to the well
fare Of all people than the most grasp
Ing and interruptions capitalist who
ereedily takes all he can get under
color OF law.
We have to contemplate class
struggle or a prevention OF the aggre-
CATION of capital. No good citizen
can be found who Is willing to Inn
peril the rewards of bis own efforts by
supporting those Who live by creating
discord, ard none are unable to see
that possibly the next generation will
witness either class disturbance or
1ome kind of equalization. This
equalization must be of a nature
to insure the security of property
while preventing dangerous accummu-
lations in few hands and to be effect.
hsl Is aud stable must be such that
while preventing too great centraliz-
alton Of wealth it will also leave the
lazy loafng agitator to either work
br 60 HUNGRY. sThe nearest approach
10 . gtadual aud easy avoidance OF
impending troubles, 10 TO by found in
progressive taxstion. 1t might re-
apife years of experiment and cor
fection OF errors IN the details OF the
system, and should be well considered
before the fret move Is made, but the
reform needed lies in The principle
that large property can bear a great
or DrODortiOuul burden in the WaV OF
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-27

The treacherous whe1p Mno deserts
friends. cringes to enemies and is a
bully, coward and bypocriie is The one
who will be always ready 10 trade his
Country's good for ignorant malice
Or empty hahhle H..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-27
QUARTERLY REPORT.

re THE THE HONORABLE, THE BOARD
I OF County Commissioners OF Esmeralda
County. Nevada:
The County Auditor and Treasurer respect
mlly submit the following report of the inan-
cial affairs OF SAID county for the three months
ending June 30. 1887
Cash. April /, 1857. SCI, sos 81
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES FOR THE THREE
MONTHS FROM APRIL l, 1887, TO
~. June 81, 1887.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-27
NOTICE.

Te whom 1t may concern thi, ia 10
notify all persons that have bought the m
brand from Aug. Aaroe, and All cattle III
branded with this brand, norvented q
TH0S. PESCI, ="
Hawthorne, New, May 10th, 1897 '-A'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-27
STATE OF NEVADA, [
tAIrs,.,N- or E.tac ~. rn

STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF EssiEiaALpA. -
l, W. j. Henley, Clerk Of the Board of
County Commissioners in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify thai the foregoing
bills were passed and ordeind paid by the
Board OF County Commissioners on the 9th
OF June 1887. n,
w. J. HENLEY
p.v,ho.,. ~, Gle Clerk of tltc Board.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-27
EsMERALDA COUNTY, NEVADA.

AT THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
IA iof the Board of commissioners OF Is,
meralda County, Nevada, the following bills
were acted upon:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

coFFEE.Fcr Brazil growths the movement was moder;
at 4S,c for fair Rio spot Sales 5000 bags No
for Ia 2c afost, and 1000 bags No T. 1886 afoat Mild
growths quiet hut frn sales $40 packages Jamaica The
option market opened at points ADVANCE closing steady a.
l2859l2.90. March. 12.S5al29O, April l2.850l290
Nav. l2pO0l205; June $4,000 1890 July. l29o@l2.Oo
sales. ZOO bags
COITON-Prccs for spot cotton were not changed today
The sales were $50 bales 1858 last evening" aS0 OF when
were Tor consumption and 22O speculative account The port
receipts TO-DAY 3Ss bales comparing with a. IA3 bales
this last week 2J 1874 bales this day last year since
September the total have been 374oOol
with 10 bales for the corresponding period
last
Quotations based the American standard OF classification
fnllOMa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

State bonds were dan Louisiana stamped 4 were u
higher al - and North Carolina c0n,o j. sold al TO-
l0l There we're 30 transactions In city bank stocks
Railway bonds were comparatively quiet aud hiin
Trie second Is rose y per 60 9Js Rome, Water
town and OgdensDIrg % were 4 higher al lOJ tahal
Southern bl,t - were . hiShcr ~ iuI. Nh nor"
gnarateel Is a higher al LOO. Central AMI Hudson
dcbrniure IS nrm at 100 fcnnsyl
wanna i9s were up - AZ 1913, and East Tennessee
Virginia aud Georgia % were frIn III -. Mi7snHri,
Kan.as aud Texas general lis advanced - Ia 09h aud
tine "a were "a higher ut S72 Virginia Midland Incomes
rose L., to 90 Indiana, Bloomington and Western
and Toledo js were active at SGa str sew l"Ik. 'hl-
cag0 and Louis irsts declined 2 per cent To - ~
Paul r-is Pacific ana Western DIVISION were y hRhcr dt
lOSA. Green Bay. Mluona ana u faui incomes AZ
vanred 4O7e Wabash irsts Chicago division were
oil / per cent al o. Denver aud llO Grandc Il were
active with an advance Of g ~ sofa UnOB Pacific nFHts
hru at 1864 IeNa, and Pacific incomes rose per cent
10 81 o. and RIO GranIe Division were steady at
74d73l All iutic aud Paclic Incomes declined per
cent to 2S and recovered to 29i9 a29 oregon Improve
ment X hig cher AT D3. and Fort worth anu
Denver iirst, adv anced | y 10 800
Cotton seed oil certificates old $1,000 81 aG2f-@
G34s. American Telegraph aud cable t2OOJ at '3'24II,
Chicago and lndaua Coal Railway 900 Al Il I3l2
assessment paid OO0 ~ % 20 l2a 49, II Louis
Fort scott and wichita 600 at 1872 81 LOUIS Arkansas
Texas QOOj at 20 u, and ilfSts s3OU at V3 dnd
seconds $50 O0DJ AT 55a5jle, and brooklyn Elevated
nrsts (Bl 600 at 1851 100
Money ruled easy - for the general bust
mesa LACcptlOn.u loans were made as maya per cent
and a. lOw per cent; and the closing rate per
cent The sub Treasury debtor at the Clearing House
siI7,lG7.
gain 0s 100 in ciL.aud gain 10 the surplus
% O39 5O. simply reflects the excess at the close ui last
average gold import, and Treasury disbursements dur
ing this The settlement Is made up Oh risng aver
ages Tor the Total reserves.
The following compares tho total statements OF December
Land Dt4 llIlI s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
Total iGGGOa37 6oG2 76i 437l2277 n 80 2GS Gi9l-
EaIbu i,5 I1GOus-4 A81I3217 - I'D 26s Gt.0ii


TIE a. o, SA vat op for . the p foar fS o
Ooi bu,ic.. uorc mi, year thaula.
HAY AND srRAW There IS no special activity in the
market and values show % charSc Hay P,me St@ -
pns 55c i1yor 30 jJc clover MIcd. % 7Oc. straw
"Tols, % 5o. aAorL so 5j,. OaL l5G55c. Wheat
45c
mons Nothing Of interesting character he been
state lsse. PRIME e. Cho," 70 . 49, 30. az to
mon To Medium 10 9l2ci Pacific Coast crop 1856. Irmo
Good To- hocs iod iSc Foreign Blvalans an oncaans
cropof 1850 p daoc; MIXED Germans, TO- q use. All
market continue nominal On tho basis o.
$500 aux but eE% H RsS' IF as, sgiT a5
d9s'd S,r al 81 c u "5 Good trained, 65 +
g. So 20 s5 & q ~ " Waas s q G - VA
Sssi and tasars,s;' marass Cotton Cotton
lar to PRIME o S'sl II ase@ raw Sy ey 81
gn"e I,N Ng,'yrn SO i 'iae, rrg'g3, pr .@i
zoG ~ ~. boacho winter 20 SJVc Gcae,ed apihs @'c'
extra hi.aoleL 33c. speh 'm re- ,9'' rn,u"'
blr4ched sprng .jc.. M..e crude NSltheln GaSiGi
WINTER 4oa4le extra Oie.eaed at@4tG Rod PLAIN ~
Sc. Rcd -sponio' i'' nank ~ Se'A'<'. ol n,
mon D. a &c., PAIN &C.. AustarJoecd. a2'saioe
OCEAN FREIGnTs- tGno Of ,he market WAS an e2sy
Of The year was dnll HAMECKG nom b%iI ,i,s !,
POOL. sleaia, honee, 500 bushels gram. AZ :
ot ,1, IAN . i noa porS b. sugar 25 S G@5
oicaIo l;S cotton b 3D. 70 ,n 6i measure oDL los
- Lon DON steam, hence. QuOtItions. "rAn, OlG' a.:
hour los 3D. bacon. 5os: nri sos 2low 27s e!. beef
1s I'd pols - o Sqs1r 7H, oIa , iIs9 oec VI
Gram. I'D; hour To o bacon 2os'' ard On tt'Ss
a 2.s l mcasueiu,nt rs. ia henc trts OARS.
hence hence , aao irp Flour 5 0con us. ara ~ ~
laloW, 2Os beef As ~t pork rs td s.i. - u"
PR0Vi"i0Ns, PORK inc market retains the strong
temper noted fora o" DAYS past ",tn. ne ss III
change moderate sales 200 Dds MeS'bt
IL I'd Mess, III $3.50 LOT SlNtl bdDN
and 40 5O0Sll Tor Extra Prime brt i.uI,s ~
SlldtlG Extra Mess dds - oV1 g & III ,,,Iv'
Pate. OJa $500 BEhf IL y ~ "1t S
erie demand at ,nl 10 ent prices. sales 10000 10 PcElei
Bellies 10 average o'ed SIC .cSed p.ius WIc
smoked Hams IOsIUhc. smoked >houlders. M D.
pDEaArc again ngnor lt ia. ,oa ,n',, ay a ~ at
Clear half amt hail. Otc ~ ~ ,,a,1 a.
Iiphtat .0GSc Pigs .LARL-rhe market made
iutnor gam Of OF iohs TO uaS ou' I .~ Is rail- err
mCra dong IN spot lots. sales 100 te western s'hs9
eS city steam Urn ana cont,ne rdne' c sono
S,.tea February $50 4sn.1jc eo.lny 69l 90 2c 1000
les March 6I1 7O4c. closing. 7c 20O1tcs April IO7
Q7lOc. eosins 109 iCvci 900 's9 M"y;
utirr-Elgn Creamery SIC; Western 2Sc state Dairy
naiLnrS AIN tDs 20 49,. Welsh tuD 22G20ci western lm
f.,I.,ry s4it9 e So, state Factory, lOaloG. Conn,n
To- scy rstorn Flat ii II nc. Good Ia Choice Llsht
ss%' 81 iCs se esern Lmea
saa ths nsst ss ", ,n 1na .ud %
ior V00 test Centrifugal No busmess Iepotlea 1.1 n
enafa c qIPs. S Ss S' GaS nsis iaSS
Mould o7sc oonfeetionors o'sc' SYno9 Irir I,
81 st GOao' q t%s Ss T YsSr tss4sc.
sTEAKINE-tirm and IN light demand. CITY, 1901 oi'"
TAilpW%ln hight doinsni buI nrn. Prime City quoted
at 4 &C. sales. $4,000 ID at4isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
ErHorEAN FINANCIAL MAEKETs.

rcypoy. Dec. 3l-l2.iO T. m.-Con~os 100 JIG Tor
ami the account: United state, Four Per Cont
Bonds BE-: Four aud Hat Per Cent Bonds.
lIsN canadian Pacific COS Ere. 80 ~ do. second Con
soils. i01g Illinois Central 1866 49,
Par~ vicc- quote Three per Cent Nrnies al - thc- =
-ald Exchange London az
names - c"utlu'rs tur cheeks.
FA- Dee. 3i-Iho weekly statement o the Bank 81 Franco
Of i.i7SuOO francs gold and al IN
crease OF i2j.pOp franc, IN silver.
d. Para advice, quote Three Ter Cont.hch-cf AZ
81 franc. so centlnc. Tor thc account .
MrTIcan ORDINARY. 81 IT. fnul Common es2 Nc"i OK
Central. llslt P,uf-yivania ." z, Reading, 1879
) p m-Si. Paul Comuon. 81 rennsylvania. ts7-
ton+a 700 1916 both money AMI the a. count Atl'
and GREAT Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger th -'
o.. Canadian Pacific 20. Erie % do second 90 SOS. lu-
Inc amount ot bullion gone The Bank OF England on
l.it,r today I- q l.bup
Pans iyr-, lu,c rlns PR Cont HNnto' At 81 irlnrt
run- to account. and exchange on LONDON al -
.rtur. 80 e., confines Tor checks
Ttl- quote Three Per Cent ~ nrs NJ - IfAh'
- Dc.t4ac5 fUi thc AZ, mt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

critical period when .sy are aGa1 t ana mo-
may resnlt hIns irregularities upt,n delicate. asSato
organs ans eDtailng long ist * and the
young woman through This ptrloi oitnaa ~ ~
the beauty and strength II perfectly toalty
by AID riorcos Favore PrScrptnf popsissot
especially Tor female troubles ny ono ofahs most S"0'o"
plv .la.n of he Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
1--WE sTocR MARKEr, BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Dee JlThs DrOrerF Journal reports ,due-
Iec,tui, GUOO mead. Shipments 5000 heat MMket
brl-k lOa ljc higher SnIpphg -trcrs. 300 10 LOW 10
s5y,4sJI5 -lo, geIs Feeders. Sass oVi tuWA
Bulls and 4Itei ri 6O4p 40 Oulk AT - ~ go w.
IcxAS cattle ~ i0GSJJO. o. ooo ,arL.,
Uogs-KecoipL. ir,0G2 heal shipments. 1000 MAJ vet
Strong ana lOa &c hggr Ough and VI iloi ~ ~ ~ 0J
shipping - 90 ~ o. skips. - ~ a ~ ~
SneeD-iieceiptA 1000 mead sIpmentA 900 hnSu mar
NATIVES 3JOt0 10 " rstrfh so~@f ~ A'N
A. D as 81 Lamb, fiatj ID . 49,,
ar LOUIS. Dee 3l.-GatUs- Receipt, 475 heat shlp'
meut. head; - strong noe"
ur.Vy Naive steers 81 JOGi To- Fair 10 uoon snip,
mug ,ODi 20 Butchers far 10 prime 10 W
IA ~ 20 FcclcrS. air 10 COOL - % as 20, 80 a. ~
lar To- good ~ Texans. common TO choice II %
aS3GO ,.a,.
HVgs-ltoccipts. 1000 head shlphrhts - al
the demand wks strong ana ihe hihhot H'h'" -
prices lO loo ia gIer than yesterdays hBuIes to'o
and Butcherrt selections 81 b30f NOS facklnS ~" ~
g,d "A a IA 60 iursers, mrd,nm Ia fancy, - 10 %
80 Pig- ctnmOD To goOl % "@ti ~. "a, morka,
Receipts $50 head; snipmef,ts -: fau uann
ffn. common 10 FAIR 81 bO042 III heuiUuh W '"'J'
7Od ~ 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
notices M q.

FLOUR AND MCAI.-FLOUR-There las been a stronger
verv GOOD business done srIng arbitrary attitude OF
S 1nS g IL SS ' Ts sSn @ Ike s'
gay cns1g eon Sn and ces T az @ 'fI TSri
ri 70 for the Indies 90 nLls Fn@t? % asa lo
bb .o E GSs S NaP IS osss &c. oS biz we
I4tr g e arc cd a4Sy g e od % 30 or
oChoce the batter Tor or two private brands % P~tea
a%otatons@Fine . soqs5 Is saporans 50 is ssi 4o
s. ii Ia Go cSn No @ o S.S Se,tsr IS S.
Fair c"G FGa S'' Ono ' s. aossl 95 coed
4 S SIs,, 90 75@si g. f hya MI4Tc & rs 81
straight - 1885, - Patsat 81 Gg@SJ 30 bakers EXTRA
Far "a ood a o. q IS Gooto very Goeo j5
Patent Winter Wheat Vra - 1oG'' 90 10y Mn tira
II E.r S,I,a ss c and nG Fro o choice
- - IG - NJ ;;1naea - 30 - 6 C0RN MEAL
vino a. - Is - 5 BUCKWnEGT FLoUR-ouoied
lots have been less Tegg , g5@
IN rrI,r and a.. - hig tho dose. opened
At 20 y9, ,s 81 n , c a g. tc '" r sale.
sp.iooo bushels future, $1,000 bushels SPOT Including
N@ i!cd nominal W. no srI 0j's raj deliverea
She ~ So 49, voc no. H. bccenbcr cionc WE TO- Jena
Sy W. M " e. 'G'" Mr ~. S. IS; j eio.nt at 5e
- April V'sqJ sc closing ~ ~; '9'i o. N,' d, 6i
DO August ooNa:i o. cosire a ~ on; do n.rr,1
S SoGG hAnirY MATT BIN aud gn.laaS,d coFN-
hs e t 9 for both ,aror, ant oae n.c oIion, aa
amt prices >. O",r At the o.o,e Opened IT, l'. h';
~4c-o7e 600 bu.lel. future. C3ooO bushels spot
v~,or IT, s6o1l ~icluet lB'.os.c IN elevator. 80 2
Janua0. ~ - closing a, 49, ao Febra"E, {,''9
At T., % s. ot ~rTe ' by s,,s - ami S''' ~ ~"
Lser oosns ',g.' 2pgH' S,r s o I.rl. f
sony 40 ur ".. %. - eti1, .,o wn't. 800
IScci M1ci Wes'cn 81 ar Wni, ao' 81 eA!', White
% d I .'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

n weil-known operator Wall street, VINO 10
considered up snuf" iience. it may have Sopi
natural lhat n WIN reads tho papoiT Secnp
ONCE ani asked for package OF VI oHnoS
tarrn teup tie discovered bls mistake. Duf ho hno ~
ia the ,loi for. THIS enoy. hon appei
with Dr. Plerces Nas Douche Will surrey anu isR ~,
aggravated OF cStffh WIN Al ~
uup.easant a paniIDcnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

FRIDAY Dee 81 -. N.
The directors OF the New-York Central aud Hudson
River Railroad Company today declared dNdcnd OF
per cent to stockholders for the qiartercnded today on
an estimate of the quarters business showing earnings
equal 81 per S723,3l1 more than me amount
OF the dividend declared This gives surplus for The six
months-July TO December 3l-of 9l7lLSIO over IN,
amount OF per cent declared for the quarters which
Is equal 10 1875 per cent on The amount OF th3 capital
stock The feature OF to DAYS quarterly state
Incnt is that the gross earnings of the New
York Central and Hudson and Of Tie West Shore
combined for the quarter OF this year were So"oooo
greater than were those OF the NcN-Iork Central and
Hudson alone last year. while the operating cNpcn~cs Of
the combined roads this year only ~ 26dooo larger
than those Of the Ncw-Yorh Central and Hudson Tor the
quarter of 1851 The following table conpnrrs She COM
,a,lr,s hnslncs. fnr fl.lcc Volts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

the week: Exchanges. T526.272.526; balances ~
All ACC.
The business OF the snb Treasury FOR the week ending
tonight includes receipts OF ~ 27G4OS and payments ~
SOI7s 1913. lc;IDg the general balance at 81 1OI3-|oJ
against Yl73435 ia December ~, showing an apparent
loss OF So 2O2 }25 but dedncting from the paymeIv
$5Ol 800 and nom receipts $1,000 Tor items wnia ohii
Affect the SubIIcdsurJs account WIN INC Y'tho Al
Treasury It's affecting the banks lis @Z 'OoO%
ana this includes the receipt OF @I1oOOo Tor exchange
on New-OrleaDs, Chicago etc, aid lhc payment OF
SJ3ls5iG for imported gold and @Z32365 for domestic
gold delivered to The Assay Office roda Operations
Covered Receipts, $sOJ,74l payments. $l,37O,sl5 ;
currency balance, $l7,s6G,l23; coin balance,
$l52.360.G70. ,. , ,,,
Assistant OF St@1os III
New YORK ior Tia month Of Decelnbcr:
,u...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

gALESAP THE CONSOLIDA TED sTOCR AND PETRo
LEUA EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
sTLISED.

Good oriinarv....... 9l6 Low Mailing ,l8
~. fiood rlnarv 10 Mililing. Ioio
For future deliveries the market Irregular one ilrs
prices showed decline OF points Liverpool ac
counts better feeling deveoned the day
small showing OF the interior rcceirs and tho market closed
steady eS sales d. 100 baIoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

Male weakness and loss Of power promptly cni s
BOog, 10 cents In stamp. Verdi Dispsnsaiy MS@~ -
socation, 663 Main st., Buffalo, n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01


Rev. l. L. TAYLOR will pr ach IN the evening.
ArruE CHURCH, 9otn.st and 5th.ave.,.
Rev WM. ORMlsToN d. D.. Will preach III both Ssrv4ces
ArTHE CHURCHAsth.st and shave.
Rev FRANCIS BROWN d D.. viii preach both services
re-" " f 5k% S6 Win pssi
morning and evening.
Al nsdaie Re formed Charch Broad Ta7 and ssh:
srry,ce SUNDAY conducted o ey "a hs ars,
i .rs ~ Sti,s N line Book of Genesis The start Of
Things" Tie pubic invited
a, brooklyn Tabernacle. r J DE WITT LIT, TIL Al
tug fcsTs 9iessr ana ME- ysn T Viii resch
at so ,. ~. and will WIN Professor aud Mrs OWNER
next week O'clock, except sunday.
Al Pres1yter,s9 Snareh @ c near ,5 ON
a. n. aud IL p.
Al the Centennial BupM Charsh BTCOsiyn n; AtspSs
Viii prrh M 10 20 ON thr1st the Need PIiesthoo
In the evening Dr. FttIoN we [as"i Inn ' R,b and o
A snSai sermon 10 '"0 OunS -'pD.1l'. -1- s
wa.aslon square Me,noSis Epi'cqp@ Starss
Pastor Will preach morning 1880 Topic; The nrsl ehap
Is ct Sf tGs da . EyeSs 5 defence Of Exper
mental iteiis ion'" Come and welcome
econd Unitarian Church II BrS9kI " c SW &
wl preach 10 morrow morning At ~ ScISIT cuRTis
viii give evening lecture at o'clock subject Wendell
phillips" ---------
Adams Memorial Presbyeran Church Sot aI near Sa
seats free. Aiicorlialy nvtoi Rev. JESSE F. FORBES
Pastor.
A.bary Methodist Ghpre oPst so Prc ss
Communion 1888 Evening service 1850 All seats Hee'
Strangers invited -------
A series OF Meeiinas for
THE WEEK OF PRAYER,
III '"'' '''' viii be held IRON Monday saturday
JANUARY 3ros.
All cordially invited.
At st Pauls Methodist Church shave and 22tst
Al Pilgrim Church AasOnave aud l2lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

Nav Jerusalem Church. East 3Jth-st between Park and
Lexinc Ton ayes the :. :. SEWARD Pastor -seryes
III a NJ Subject Freely We have Received, Freely owe
HOLY supper will Administered Immediately alter mo
morn VOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
CLOSING PRiOES or 'CALIFORNA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 81 1886.

Many OF the Comstock advanced to-day while few
declined slightly.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSrOv STOOTS
BosToS Dec. 81. 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

xor,, D,,ch Church - FULTON RECT DAILY
NOON PRAYER.MEETING from II toL Come m rest
aud pray g. 10 or 20 minutes or The h0r as your e
admits No llS FutOn-sL and % Annss Just east VI
lruaswaY near MllllaMst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

The DAVIS stock CIRCULATION, upon The "h"i,, was que
and natural to Tie closing day OF the year Traders on
both sides the dispol 70 EIuiil t". anu
beyond transactions ca,e 10y that inclination Tue bd'
hes, Wa small a firm tone, however was the proui-
ucn feature Of The market Memphis anl Charleston and
Norfolk auI Western preferred were exceptionally con-
spcuous Tor sharp al dncos ST. Paul was exception
ally weak after sen- ~ the opening az 81 p9l' The
general market. however. simply GIotuateL within
range of per cent or less aud generally closed with
moderate gains on last evenings hcurcs Central AMI
IEadson declared It's AL dividend OF per cent. AMI
Delaware Lacka aud Western its usual dividend
OF ~ per cent The market closed firm and promising
for the year.
Government ponds were dun and IRREGULAR BIDS for
the were up j., and were = lower for the IS and
lower for the iss. Annexed the clo7ing quota
tons
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Religions Notices.
the Collegiate Dutch

Al the Collie ginte Dutch Churches.
Morning service at l. o'clock evening serviceata
TTHE CHURCH. 4th.st and Lafayette place.
Rev. r. W. CHAMBERS ID. D.. Will preach m the morning
Rev. l.. L. TANLO will pr Vaoh IA the evening.
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Notb Church OF 9taye and 3lstst
Ssbbth services and 7.s5. Preaching by the Pastor
Rev b. R,is>ITER d. ID. services every night during
he OF Prayer.
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Drooklnn Doaro

I'e FIRST PLACE.-To let. with board,
h'b . two large handsome connecting rooms anu hal
loom. let sngiy on together at reasonable terms
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Nc..York Sunday.-chool Association

New. York Port society the Rev. l.. D. MI RPHf d. %
PasorPreaching In the Mariners church. corner OF cam;
arne and Madison SITS. ON sabbath AZ lo4o A. no 1iu 80
n M Bible readng at 23O D. DAILY. morning and evening
nrapa eafiu
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AT THE Gnu RCH. 29th.st and SHAVE,
rev. WM ORMlsTON, ID. d.. viii preach al both services
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Harlem PRESBYTERIAN Church l25th.st ani Madison.
ave Rev J. SARA dSAY. PasOr.-Preachng to-mortOw az
1890 and r>30 Subject OF evening lecture Moses
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first reformed Presbyterian Church l2th-st between
9Th 7th avrs.-SeTvice- az 1920 a. AMI =. IN.
Mr. CHARLES NJ Afford. Of Beaver FAILS. Penn, VIII
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Tie quau wheat passage for IA" United King om
De, rnief l~-6 lC4UU Ono hu-hcl- Hour included
aiu~t 81 Si Is 270ouO bushels being 100,
UOb hushri- mole This year THANH last